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I want to run a Windows-based flight simulator (Condor 2) on my iMac (latest Catalina OS). I know I need to install Windows using Boot Camp but I do need a joystick (and perhaps rudder controls). Can I use any Windows-compatible joystick (e.g. a Microsoft Precision Sidewinder 2) or do I have to stick with joysticks only compatible to Apple?
iMac 27" 5K, macOS 10.15
yes when running a mac in bootcamp it will be 100% transparent for windows that it's a mac and all usb and otherwise connected devices will work as on any windows computer as long as drivers are installed and drivers like windows are unaware it's not any other windows computer
yes when running a mac in bootcamp it will be 100% transparent for windows that it's a mac and all usb and otherwise connected devices will work as on any windows computer as long as drivers are installed and drivers like windows are unaware it's not any other windows computer
Thats great and very helpful. Thank you.
Windows and Joysticks on my iMac
